Rat and Mouse Bait Station

Update: Rat problem erased. I live in the country on the coas5 a few feet,this is annual problem when farmers cut their last fields in september Now onto a mouse issue. Found nuts stashed in my living room. Have a mouse. Can't catch it with a humane cage or the big cheese humane mouse trap box. So trying the The Big Cheese Mouse & Rat Killer Pasta Sachet - 10g x 15. inside house. In location pets don't have access to. First packet down IN A BAIT BOX. I tried to catch it to release but I can't catch it. Have to resort to poison. It chewed my couch cushions it needs to go. Will update see if it will eat the pasta packets. !!!NEVER LEAVE BAIT LOOSE WITHOUT INSIDE A BAIT BOX. Im still seeing reviews on here of people leaving big cheese poison blocks outside loose.its very dangerous don't leave blocks LOOSE. You'll kill foxes, garden birds, owls, hawks, rabbits, hedgehogs, cats even dogs.DO NOT LEAVE POISON BLOCKS OUT LOOSE IN YOUR GARDEN. your poisoning all wildlife.and any dead poisoned rats left lying will kill owls when they eat the poisoned rats. Don't use poison outside only the neck breaking traps because poisoned rodents will kill whatever finds them dead. Keep poison away from pets!! ONLY use in bait stations. Use only approved bait stations to prevent poisoning pets or other wildlife. You should be wearing disposable gloves when touching this poison blocks the boxes should come with pair of gloves d and resealable bags and wash your hands as a precaution after it. These bait blocks are amazing, be patient. People leaving bad reviews isn't fair. You need to give them time to eat it all rats come with others to homes, more than one rat usually. Rats seek heat of house lofts and walls. Takes about 2 to 3 weeks for me each year, every year to make sure they are no longer alive. There can be many rats and they breed quickly. Often rats chew holes into walls, come up through pipes to loft, even chew concrete to get in. I had one chewed through a wall, got into my washer and made bed under the drum and chewed wires to stop the machine vibrating destroying my washer. This is best thing on market I've tried absolutely everything. They have poison pasta packets too. Wildlife danger.!!! Don't use outside without proper bait stations !!! Other wildlife rabbits, foxes, hedgehogs and even birds can be poisoned. It must be used ONLY in proper outdoor weighted or staked down bait stations.i see reviews of people leaving these blocks on the soil, don't do that. That's very dangerous for pets to and even kidd. It can also kill owls and hawks eating the poisoned rodents. So pick up quickly, the dead rats with a bag and bin them as soon as you see any dead outside . Rats often come in with litters or birth litters there csnbrmany rats together and they breed several litters a yeaf. You need to put blocks out until they are no longer eaten for weeks. Google how many litters rats can have a year. They all need to eat it I usually use about 2 or 3 boxes over about 3 weeks or so.you need to be patient put 3 blocks every time they are gone. .

Handy to use quite effective in the traps used

I live in the beautiful countryside. Unfortunately this means that field mice, especially at this time of the year, decide the fields are boring and choose to find a hole that’s seemingly invisible to my eyes, and take up residence in my house. I set up WiFi cameras because nothing I tried worked. I have tried: Humane traps. Failed. Mice walked up to them, sniffed, looked at the top of the trap, and ran off. Snap traps. Also failed. Mice sniffed, arched their back so as to be able to get their nose in the bait hole, took a lick of the peanut butter/nutella combo, and ran off. He clearly told his friends because the whole bunch of them decided to stay in the safety of my loft. They then hid in the corner, going nowhere near the traps. Bought this stuff as a last ditch attempt. Put three blocks in bait stations in the loft, one bait station every meter. 6am my WiFi camera goes off and I watch as the bait stations literally fly across the loft as the mice got in and just absolutely devoured the poison. A whole bunch of them fighting to get in the bait stations. I don’t know what’s in these blocks that make them so irresistible to the little critters but whatever it is is pure crack for them. Three days later, no signs of any intrusion and loft is silent again. Poison was really a last resort for me but if you are going to do it, this is the one to use.

I have always found these out door all weather blocks to do the job effectively. I have found them to last better than the seed packet poisen and I use them to throw down a narrow rat run between 2 sheds where its too small to be a risk to pets. Also under my seats in my garden room, where the mice get in and chew up the fabric cushions. Quick and easy to use, and always very effective.

Seem to eat them and still survive Now on 3rd box since February all down 1 hole away from birds etc

As I live in a rural location and prone to rats this all weather block was fitted into a bait station where there had been visible rodent activity. After a few weeks the activity decreased and a number of dead rodents have been found. Seems to be doing the trick!

Blocks in both packs were short

The rats obviously like it as i put a block in four corners of my garden lastnight and three were completely gone and the other 1 was moved a metre from where it was placed. Will place more each night until I see death... I've now used over 50 blocks, rats must be selling them